KidDash

Somewhere in your head, there’s a list that never stops running. Football moved to 5:30. Tuition fee due today. The costume for Friday’s dress-up. Nani’s birthday lunch on the 18th. And the school holiday list, a PDF buried under two hundred messages. KidDash is where that list goes to live, so it can stop living in you. Here’s a week with it. MONDAY The school sends the holiday list. You snap it. The Holiday Scanner reads it, and every date lands in your KidDash calendar, ready for a quick check. TUESDAY Tuition Sir asks about the fee. KidDash already has it down as due, with each child’s fees tracked separately. Mark it paid, or have KidDash remind you at the next class. WEDNESDAY Granny wants to know what’s on Thursday. Share the day, or the whole week, in English or Hindi. Addresses and phone numbers stay out unless you let them in. THURSDAY Football moves to 5:30. Whoever updates it, the family sees it, along with who made the change. Your partner. The grandparents. Anyone you invite, each with view or edit access. Everyone updated at the right time. FRIDAY The costume. It has been on the Prep List since Monday, next to Wednesday’s swim kit. Forms, library books, cricket kit. Once, or every week, tagged to the right child. SATURDAY Nobody’s making it to swimming today. Tap Skip & Inform Teacher and WhatsApp opens with a polite message already written. Change a word, or just send it. SUNDAY Puja Break is a week away. Open the Long Break Planner: pause the classes that stop, keep the ones that don’t, add the debate workshop, the trip and the birthday party. Going away? KidDash drafts a note to each teacher, ready for you to send. And somewhere in the week, you find a Saturday art workshop you didn’t know existed. Explore children’s classes and workshops across Kolkata, with ages, timings and locations together. Every child. Every class. One calendar. Sync it with Google Calendar or Apple Calendar if you like. Made in Kolkata, for weeks that are full and heads that are fuller. We carry the calendar. You carry the kid.